Scribblenauts Is Doubling Up On Nintendo DS

I wonder if the original Scribblenauts will have its controls improved like Super Scribblenauts... Unless they're just two different cartridges in one case?

Allready got both

The price should be low since both games can be found really cheap.

had scribblenauts, nevr played super, though i recently picked up unlimited on 3ds so i really don't need this collection. Good for people who've never played a game from the series.

Back in the later days of GBA we had game packs featuring nice combos, like both Castlevanias for the portable in one cartridge, with a great value!

Hope this idea spreads to DS catalogue. It would be very nice to (re)play classics with a great value (it means not expensive as the original release)!

It could also attract new owners of 3DS to play (not so) old classics they possibly missed.

I've both the games,but it's would be a brilliant bundle for those who haven't got them.

As someone who owned then sold the first Scribblenauts and borrowed but never bought the second, this thing is perfect for me.

Anyone who's bought one of these double packs before know how it works - are they both on the same cart?

Edit: The product description says one cart. Neat!

@DarkKnight Some are but others aren't, there was a Pac-Man World 3/Namco Museum DS bundle released last October but that was 2 separate cart cases in a cardboard box.

I totally agree.. bundles are awesome! mostly they are on one card which I think is more convenient (not having to carry so many cards or swap them constantly).

The GBA had awesome bundles.. wish it would happen more on the DS!

The cover of that is reminding me of this, which is not really a bad thing, but if you missed the original Scribblenauts, then this is good to start your adventure in the world of Scribblenauts.

Nice! I may have to pick this up.

Unlimited for my Wii U is all I need from Scribblenauts for a long time! Also my first game in the series! :/ Good Thing?

Not entirely sure what the point is :/ The first game is so broken and hard to play, and the second game has such an improved vocabulary that playing the first game is completely pointless.

i'll be picking this up. unlimited isn't nearly has hard or challenging as these two.

@shadx
the point is there will be more puzzles, and you get more for your money.

I didn't find the first one to be broken, but I still don't quite get the point. The first one had more action based puzzles and more focus on beating puzzles without going over the item par and that was fun, I do miss that (Unlimited had a couple like that). Super Scribblenauts had more boring puzzles but a better sandbox mode and a better level editor and that is what really matters.

Scribblenauts is still one of my favorite series on DS, if not on all systems combined.

Really? This is pretty much the most silly package deal I have ever seen. It's been fun following the series from the start, but I don't know anyone who would actually want to go back and buy a couple beta versions when the polished jewel that is Unlimited is sitting right in front of them.

Would get it, but im saving for need for speed
d most wanted when it comes out on wii u...

I hope there is some extra content in them to justify it. Perhaps some of the Unlimited items? Or DSi enhancements, like WPA-2 internet. Also a color-camera function would be cool. And I have fond memories of the Castlevania GBA double pack, the only reason I got into that series.

Has anyone played either of these games? I feel that the Scribblenauts franchise is a fairly new gaming genre due to the unique, yet, complex way of tackling the game. Therefore, I feel that the Unlimited game (the 3rd game) is the definitive version. The other two I'm sure are good games, but they are also the trial and error games that led to Unlimited. I'd compare this to the equivalent of one purchasing Super Mario Bros. and Super Mario Bros. 2 (Japan aka The Lost Levels) as opposed to owning Super Mario World in the early 90's. All three games have the same concept yet the latest version is the most refined one.

it might seem pointless to some people that all you need is the super scribblenauts (unless you own 3ds go for unlimited) though there are different puzzles in each game. When I had the original, i don't notice anything bad, so i might replay it. Good thing my cousins own it!

Reminds me of another collection

But I don't think I would bother getting this.

The original was my fav. I'm yet to touch the third. Of all the evil nasty levels I built >: )

What's with all of the boxes being the box art? XD

Original Scribblenauts should have improved controls and adjectives (like as seen in the HD version on mobile platforms) if it's being re-released. It would be the ultimate version!